Testors Thinner Substitute at Fred Luis blog

Testors Thinner Substitute. I want to broaden my painting arsenal by using lacquer sometimes (i usually use acrylics, and sometimes enamel), mainly to get into alclad. I also like the alclad stuff,lacquer based and dead flat. You can use pretty much anything labeled as paint thinner or mineral spirits from a hardware store to thin testors enamels. I've tried using water for thinning microscale micro gloss and didn't get good results. I found it on walmart's and amazon's websites. I've had good luck spraying testors pla gloss enamels from the small square bottles, with the main trick being sure to use the testors model master airbrush thinner. Since micro gloss is water soluble, i decided to. I have used generic enamel and lacquer thinner from various hardware and big box stores for years with testors paints. If you want acrylic,vallejo makes a. Probably the safest bet is to use testors enamel thinner. If you like testors, they make a bottled dullcote for airbrushing its lacquer based and easy to use. Dick blick has it in stock at $5.10. However, the thinner in the testors can of enamel thinner is actually mineral spirits that allows for much slower cure times and thus more.

I have used generic enamel and lacquer thinner from various hardware and big box stores for years with testors paints. Dick blick has it in stock at $5.10. I found it on walmart's and amazon's websites. However, the thinner in the testors can of enamel thinner is actually mineral spirits that allows for much slower cure times and thus more. Probably the safest bet is to use testors enamel thinner. I've had good luck spraying testors pla gloss enamels from the small square bottles, with the main trick being sure to use the testors model master airbrush thinner. I also like the alclad stuff,lacquer based and dead flat. If you want acrylic,vallejo makes a. I want to broaden my painting arsenal by using lacquer sometimes (i usually use acrylics, and sometimes enamel), mainly to get into alclad. You can use pretty much anything labeled as paint thinner or mineral spirits from a hardware store to thin testors enamels.

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Testors Thinner Substitute If you like testors, they make a bottled dullcote for airbrushing its lacquer based and easy to use. I have used generic enamel and lacquer thinner from various hardware and big box stores for years with testors paints. Probably the safest bet is to use testors enamel thinner. I want to broaden my painting arsenal by using lacquer sometimes (i usually use acrylics, and sometimes enamel), mainly to get into alclad. If you like testors, they make a bottled dullcote for airbrushing its lacquer based and easy to use. I've had good luck spraying testors pla gloss enamels from the small square bottles, with the main trick being sure to use the testors model master airbrush thinner. Dick blick has it in stock at $5.10. However, the thinner in the testors can of enamel thinner is actually mineral spirits that allows for much slower cure times and thus more. You can use pretty much anything labeled as paint thinner or mineral spirits from a hardware store to thin testors enamels. I've tried using water for thinning microscale micro gloss and didn't get good results. I also like the alclad stuff,lacquer based and dead flat. If you want acrylic,vallejo makes a. Since micro gloss is water soluble, i decided to. I found it on walmart's and amazon's websites.